I'm considering making some event changes with DAIM installed.... nothing REALLY drastic, just something to let the improved AI take it's better composed forces for a spin.
I'm generally playing as Germany - with an eye towards world domination (the Japs and Italians are on their own... until I decide to take 'em).
In particular, I'm thinking about just tinkering with some of the chances for bigger fights (Fins choose to fight on, Sweden intervenes in the winter war... Romania refuses, Japan decides to fight, etc).
Would I be hindering the AI by giving it more territory to conquer (basically -- most of Scandanavia, bigger chunks of the balkans...etc) -- or -- would this make for a stronger USSR by the time Barbarossa rolls around (I'd plan to do it historically in 41) -- or would it hurt the AI?
I'm looking for a stronger USSR to take on. I'm thinking forcing it into two front might be a hindrance (though it would give Japan something to do) - but possibly letting it take all of Scandanavia and Romania might be interesting... maybe scripting in a communist coup in Turkey?
I'm generally playing as Germany - with an eye towards world domination (the Japs and Italians are on their own... until I decide to take 'em).
In particular, I'm thinking about just tinkering with some of the chances for bigger fights (Fins choose to fight on, Sweden intervenes in the winter war... Romania refuses, Japan decides to fight, etc).
Would I be hindering the AI by giving it more territory to conquer (basically -- most of Scandanavia, bigger chunks of the balkans...etc) -- or -- would this make for a stronger USSR by the time Barbarossa rolls around (I'd plan to do it historically in 41) -- or would it hurt the AI?
I'm looking for a stronger USSR to take on. I'm thinking forcing it into two front might be a hindrance (though it would give Japan something to do) - but possibly letting it take all of Scandanavia and Romania might be interesting... maybe scripting in a communist coup in Turkey?